Peterbilt 367 Toggle Extensions

Frequently Asked Questions About Peterbilt 367 Toggle Extensions

What are toggle extensions used for on a Peterbilt 367?

Toggle extensions attach to the existing toggle switches on your Peterbilt 367 dash to increase their length, making it easier to grip and flip switches, especially for drivers wearing gloves or those who prefer added leverage on frequently used controls.

Will these extensions fit the factory toggle switches in my 367?

Toggle extensions are generally designed to fit standard-size toggle switch levers found in the Peterbilt 367, but switch sizes can vary depending on the model year and any prior dash modifications. Its a good idea to check the diameter and length of your existing toggle lever against the product listing before ordering to confirm a proper fit.

What materials and finishes are available?

Toggle extensions are commonly available in materials like chrome-plated plastic or metal, with some options offering colored or textured grips. Chrome finishes tend to match other chrome dash accents, while textured or rubberized grips can offer better feel and control in the cab.

How are toggle extensions installed?

Most toggle extensions simply slide or snap over the existing toggle switch lever and may be secured with a small set screw or friction fit, depending on the design. No wiring or electrical work is involved, and installation typically takes just a few minutes per switch using basic hand tools.

Can toggle extensions cause switches to stick or malfunction?

When properly sized and installed, toggle extensions should not interfere with the switchs internal function. However, an extension that is too tight, too heavy, or improperly seated can put extra stress on the switch mechanism over time, so its important to choose a properly fitted extension and ensure its securely attached without forcing it onto the lever.